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PUBLIC NOTICES FOR BEST RESULTS USE A MACALISTER TOPDRESSER WILL sow either manure or grass W seed in any quantities without changing pinions. SINGLE or DOUBLE BOX. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. BOOK YOURS NOW. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., LTD. AGENTS Macalisters, Ltd., DEE STREET. P.O. BOX 216. PHONE 183 JUST LANDED. Further Shipment 1937 GULBRANSEN RADIOS * Prices. £24/10/-to £39/10/TRADE IN YOUR SILENT PIANO OR OLD RADIO SET AND BUY A MODERN RADIO SET. Liberal Allowance and Easy Terms. (Pianos with borer not acceptable). FREE DEMONSTRATION. DICKEY’S LIMITED, FEDERAL BUILDINGS, DEE STREET, . PHONE 1343. INVERCARGILL.

MOTORISTS OF 1937. TOU owe it to your Car to commence the NEW YEAR by REPLACING those WORN or BROKEN PARTS. We invite you to CALL UPON US, for any PART you require. WIDE-AWAKE SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Our Stocks of New and Good Used Motor Parts are Second to None in fie Dominion. SAVE TIME and MONEY by calling at the ORIGINAL WRECKERS: SOUTHLAND MOTOR WRECKING CO, LTD, (Spare Part Specialists). DEE ST (Near Hospital) PHONE 1644. EASTER, 1937. THE NEWEST SUITS AND EVERCOATS NOW ARRIVED FOR THE EASTER TRADE. Men’s Pure Wool Suits, £3 5/-. —Reduced to £2 19/-. . Men’s Good Quality Worsted Suits, £4 12/6. —Reduced to £4 5/-. • Men’s High Grade Worsted Suits, £5 5/-. —Reduced to £4 15/-. Men’s Newest Navy Suits, at £3 10/-, £3 15/-, £4 15/- and £5 10/-. Men’s Sports Coats—22/6, 29/6, 35/6 and 39/6. Men’s Blazers—22/6, 24/6 and 29/6. Latest Flannel Trousers. Good quality 17/6. Men’s Latest Coat Shirts—6/6, 7/6 and 8/6. Men’s Sleeveless Slipons, all wool.— 7/6, 8/6, 10/6. Men’s Worsted Petone Socks, 2/11. — Reduced to 1/11. Also big range of the newest Men’s Overcoats at bedrock Sale Prices. Boys’ School Suits and Overcoats. Good range to choose from.

Buy Blankets early this year, you’ll Save Money. Carter’s Clothing Store, <l6 TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL. LOVE SPEAKS THROUGH THE DIAMOND. *‘ol HE little court of diamonds halts JL your eye with a challenging splendour of coloured light.” Engagement Rings from H. P. Campbell’s, so distinguished in charm, quality and lasting good taste; live up to the fullest expectations. The stones are chosen with infinite care; the settings are secure and strong. Prices are as low as £6 and £7 10/and rise up t0.£17 10/- and £2O and £25. Inspection is always welcomed. H. P. CAMPBELL, “The Ring Shop,” DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. Send for Ring Catalogue—Post Free. IS YOUR HAIR SPOILT? 'II7ITH permanent waving. Then come VV to us. We study your hair and guard its texture by using only nonalkali shampoos or medicated for dandruff conditions and oil shampoos to follow perming. For dry or previously waved hair we use special protecting oil before perming. It comes out better than before! Both the new machineless method—with the improved chemical—and the Eugene method used in our Salon leave your hair in the same perfect condition. PERFECT £1 1/-. EUGENE £1 10/-. Free Manicuring to every perm client. Buy your Shampoos from us. MISS HENSHAW’S TOILET SALON, 63 ESK STREET. Telephone 1078. TTTE now have stocks of all sizes of W WUNDASHINE FLOOR POLISH Wundashine is a quick, lasting polish that needs little rubbing. It is also non-slipping. TRY A TIN! yET MAN’S Main Shop and Branches. CREMOLA CUSTARD—One large tin makes 36 generous helpings of rich flavoured CUSTARD PUDDING.

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Southland Times, Issue 23140, 5 March 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 23140, 5 March 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 23140, 5 March 1937, Page 1

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